Administrator Guide for SAS 9.1.3 Foundation for Microsoft Windows 37
“AutoID:<username>”
AutoID is used to specify the account used to log back on to the system after an automatic
reboot has taken place.
“AutoDomain:<domain>”
AutoDomain specifies the domain to which the system should be logged on following a
reboot.
“AutoPwd:<password>”
AutoPwd specifies the password for the AutoID specified to allow automatic log on to
succeed.
“LaunchApp:<full path to an application>”
LaunchApp allows the user to start another application after the SRW has finished its
updates. This is useful for starting the SAS installation after the SRW finishes, or for
executing a personal logging tool.
“LogFile:<logfile>”
The Log File contains more detailed information about the operations performed by the
System Requirements Wizard in Quiet Mode. This includes a listing of which components
required updating and when reboots were necessary.
“QuietLog:<logfile>”
The QuietLog switch is used to specify where the Quiet Setup should log its results. This
log file should be used in conjunction with the -f2 switch and reference the same log file.
Examples
<source drive> = \SRW\
Setup.exe -s -f2"c:\temp\srw.log" "QuietLog:c:\temp\srw.log"
"LogFile:<Full Path To Detailed LogFile>" "AutoID:<userid>"
"AutoPwd:<password>" "AutoDomain:<DOMAIN>"
<source drive> = \Disk1\SRW\
Setup.exe -s -f2"c:\temp\srw.log" "QuietLog:c:\temp\srw.log"
"LogFile:<Full Path To Detailed LogFile>" "AutoID:<userid>"
"AutoPwd:<password>" "AutoDomain:<DOMAIN>"
Batch Scripts
For examples of how quiet mode might be used from a batch script, see the following files:
• sas\core\sasinst\examples\goquiet.cmd.txt
• sas\core\sasinst\examples\sasquiet.cmd.txt
• sas\core\sasinst\examples\srwquiet.cmd.txt
SAS Shared Files
Some files that are installed with SAS software are shared between multiple SAS products, so
these files are placed in the SAS Shared Files location. In the case of the SAS Private JRE and
the SAS JRETools (formally known as the SAS Private JDK), users are informed that they are
selecting the location for the SAS Shared Files, and that the location is then stored in the
registry.
If the SAS Shared Files location is already set, a user will not have the opportunity to pick the
install location during the private JRE installation.
